Droplets and deep learning
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are becoming a part of our everyday life in the form of self-driving cars or smart (digital) assistants. Here, we used artificial intelligence for detecting droplets, recorded with high-speed imaging, to speed up the entire analysis process.
Inventor of the NTNU Corona test method: Q&A with Sulalit Bandyopadhyay
Sulalit Bandyopadhyay and his team invented the NTNU Corona test method in collaboration with Magnar Bjørås’ team at the Department fo Clinical and Molecular Medicine. The test is now being widely used, not only nationally but also abroad.
How to eliminate CO2 emissions with minimal effort
Not a day goes by without us being reminded of the changes in our climate. We need to reduce CO2 emissions. But where do we start?
Power to the Modeller
Modelling chemical and biological processes is actually a multi-scale as well as a multi-disciplinary problem that requires expert knowledge from different scientific domains. This circumstance often turns model design into a time-consuming and elaborate task.
When little things have a big impact
Sometimes, it’s the tiniest things that ruin the day, be it a mosquito in your bedroom, a splinter in your toe, or a tiny hole in the tube of your bike’s wheel. This can also be the case with oxygen in a CO2 capture process – there’s not much of it, but it can be pretty problematic.
Absorbing CO2 into solutions without water
Water is cheap, non-toxic and easily available. But is it the best choice for environmentally friendly CO2 capture with amine solvents?